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Which celebrity hates mingling with "ordinary" people so much she calls them muggles? The British actress only socialises with celebrities, dahling...
Which celebrity hates mingling with "ordinary" people so much she calls them muggles? The British actress only socialises with celebrities, dahling...
Posted by ent lawyer at 11:13 AM
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Emma Watson? It's most likely an HP actress, given the reference. There are plenty of hoity-toity actresses who have had bit parts in the films (Helena Bonham Carter?).
ReplyDeletePeople with an attitude like that will not last long.
ReplyDeleteGeeze, that could be anyone. Keira, Helen, Kate, Emma, the other Emma....
ReplyDeleteJoanna Lumley
ReplyDeleteDid Joanna play my idol, Patsy Stone?
ReplyDeletesweetie darling of course she did Calif....lol love Abfab.
ReplyDeletei'd say...Sienna? no clue.
Elizabeth Hurley is my guess.
ReplyDeleteSounds like Liz Hurley to me. Her sense of entitlement is off the chain. However, I am not sure she is an 'actress'.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen any celebrity hanging with the plebs; you don't see the grocery store check out girl bar-hopping with Kate Hudson, now, do you?
ReplyDeleteCan't be Liz Hurley because then she would have married a Muggle...a rich Muggle, but a Muggle nonetheless.
ReplyDeleteI thought Joanna Lumley too because if the "dahling"...but this doesn't seem to fit her...she seems like an awesome person.
ReplyDeleteSame for Jennifer Saunders...
Tonight on Lifetime..."I Married a Muggle"
ReplyDeleteprobably that little arrogant Emma HP girl. Oh well, she will be over after HP and can burn through her millions with a string of shackin' ups and lines of coke.
ReplyDeletethat would be typical of liz hurley, yes.
ReplyDeleteJoan Collins maybe?
ReplyDeletekate beckinsale
ReplyDeleteI was thinking Catherine Zeta-Jones. She always insisted that she not work with any other actors on her commercials, but that she was digitally added later so she didn't have to be bothered with them fawning over her.
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